Clerkenwell’s squalid and toil-infested ways
3 October 2017 Comments Off on Clerkenwell’s squalid and toil-infested waysAs part of Literary Footprints 2017, on Wednesday 11th October Jen Pedler will be revealing The Nether
Read moreBusted blush
8 December 2015 Comments Off on Busted blushDespite the march of modern development in north Clerkenwell, Jiff Bayliss manages to unveil many late
Read moreOur Top Ten Windows in London
13 June 2015 Comments Off on Our Top Ten Windows in LondonThe Footprints of London guides love to point out windows on our walks – some for looking through,
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15 February 2015 Comments Off on Our Top 10 London Museum ObjectsWhile all the Footprints of London Guides agree that they prefer to be talking about London history outside
Read moreComing Soon – The Footprints River Walks Festival
5 December 2014 Comments Off on Coming Soon – The Footprints River Walks FestivalThis Spring we will be holding the Footprints River Walks Festival – from
Read moreKings and Queens – Henry II
16 November 2014 Comments Off on Kings and Queens – Henry IIContinuing our series looking at the legacy monarchs have left to London. This time Henry II In the last
Read moreThe Real London of Peaky Blinders
9 November 2014 3 Comments on The Real London of Peaky BlindersRob Smith looks at the true story behind some of the characters and locations in the TV series Peaky
Read moreLiterary Tours of St John’s Gate
7 February 2014 Comments Off on Literary Tours of St John’s GateSt John’s Gate 1801 – From The Beauties of England and Wales by John Britton. Courtesy British
Read moreFootprints of London at the London Festival of Architecture
21 May 2013 Comments Off on Footprints of London at the London Festival of ArchitectureFootprints of London are really proud to announce they will be taking part in this years London Festival
Read moreThe London Hydraulic Power Company
12 March 2012 Comments Off on The London Hydraulic Power CompanyOne of my favourite things about walking London is the little things you find that tell a big story.
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